Find out how Spirit of 2012 and their Youth Advisory Panel impact communities across the UK.

From art protest to the imminent digital future, this Young People’s Makerspace shone the spotlight on what it means to be a young person today.

"As creative educators we’re constantly adjusting to a changing world."

The 2019 Engage Conference 2019, Unlocking Culture: an entitlement for children and young people, will take place on 5–6 November 2019 at Northumbria University, Newcastle and Gateshead.

Find out more about the Arts Award Initiative and how the scheme supports young people.

If you're aged 18-25, live outside London and are passionate about theatre, this opportunity could be for you...

Join the Board of Trustees and gain an insight into the inner workings of a dance company.

An explanation of the positives of having art as a part of a young peoples lives, both in the schooling systems and outside.

Allow it to be known of all the extremely beneficial factors that music, visual arts, combined art and other forms have on the mental health and development of children, see how and why...

Circuit is the perfect example of heritage engaging young people. Find out more about this exceptional scheme from Engagement Officer Imogen Phillips.

Music Mark's annual conference was all about Youth Voice this year, so they got two young people – myself and Voice's very own Assistant Editor, Jack Solloway – to do a social media takeover of the event. 

Are you ready for this new art form?

Orchestras across the country have been trying out schemes to encourage a younger audience into the concert hall and have experienced varied success. Whilst working at the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra I learnt a lot about audience development and been researching the ways in which it can be improved.